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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17497, 15 June 1920, Page 8

illey" Advertising Section. MELSON AND pATERSON, BETTLEY'S' BLDGS., VICTORIA STREET : (Opp Hamilton Hotel), ' HAMILTON. f .•■ PHONES: 777 AND 357. . .kvv , 00 A ACRES-FLAT TO UNDOUTINGOLi!± y All in i crass and crop. Will milk 120 cows. Owner is milking. the ' Hlaxo factory. Thie moans a return of £3000 for butler-fat, taking the low average of £25 per cow. ' Property is beautifully situated,'; just off the main Himiera:-Valley Road: only 5 miles from Matamata and li , miles, ■ from Hinuera Valle7 i Station. Houso of 7 rooms, built on a nice rise and commanding lovely views of surrounding country. ; There is : every modern convCjtiienooj moo gardens, and an ideal home in J evory- respect. -Splendid range of outbuildiuga, including largo cowehed with concrete floor and yards; 5-cow Treloar milking plant and engine complete; man's room, stables, implement ehed, calfhouse,: pigsties, and barn. The property lies well to tho sun, and carries a splendid sole of iraes; the paddocks are one mass of cocksfoot. There is a lorn: road frontage Of nearly two miles, and property would subdivide into small areas at very little expense. Owner is prepared to soil as a going concern, which would include 100 cows, motor-waggon, horse-waggon, all class of implements. Price for land, including milking plant, £50 per acre. Terms arranged. This is the cheapest property within Glaxoarea that we know .or, and we strongly recommend to a man. looking ) for a place- that can be worked at a real good) 'profit. Tho capital value u £16,000, the ro- ( 1 turns from cows cannot be lee* thin £3000,1 \ and should >» neater £WQO. Wia means M' very handsome profit. A speculator could cat I into 50-acro farms and make a .very rich profit. « We are Sole Agents for tins piopetiSi and advise you to raako early arrangements \ to inspect. Owner is prepared to make easy i terms to a good man. '"».' ( WISER M.VJBI BELL THROUGH 18-1 JURY AT WAR.-Kind of Property sel- \ dom on the Market.—2B7 Acres, Freehold; all drained swamp, in first-class order: ring fenced and subdivided into 14 paddocks, every fence in perfect order. The Homostead is very up-fo-date, comprising 6 rooms with every convenience; 6-roomed milkers' Gouts, I with every convenience; also Urge barn, I implement-shed, manure-shed,' motor-shed. ! 12-bail cowshed, concrete yards. This farm is at proscnt carrying 90 dairy cows, and a I large number of dry stock; will easily carry 140 dairy cows and dry slock. The farm is watered in every paddock by windmills and troughs. Adjoins cheese factory, school, church, etc The returns from this property are the largest of tho factory, where there are 40 suppliers and are much higher than those milking off much larger areas. Price for this Model Farm. £70 per acre; £4000 to i £5000 cash, balance arranged. No Mortgage. I I Apply, PRATT AND BAILEY. Solo Agents, ■ Ta Awamutu. _ , j THAMES VALLEY. j tOR ACRESTfreehold; 110 acres in barley. juu\) balance all in grass; 11 paddocks, post and wire fences; watered by windmill and streams. , SITUATED: 5 miles from town. 1} miles from factory, etc.; 6 miles from railway. BUILDINGS: 5-roomed House. £-roomed Cottnge. largo stablo and shed, cost £1000. All ploughable but 40 acres. Stock at present on the property, COO ewes and 80 heifers. PRICE. £24 per acre. TERMS: £2000 cash, balance 5 years at 5) per cent. If workod would carry 75 dairy cows and 600 ewes. £500 CASH. OQI ACRES, freehold; 4 miles township, Ot/JL 12 miles railway. 21 miles school; 16 paddocks, well fenced and watered; 300 acres in good pasture, mostly cocksfoot, has carried 73 cows, 200 sheep, and young stock. Good 6-roomod House; cowshed and other buildings fold); metalled roads. PRICE, £28 per acre. TERMS: £500 cash, balaneo 7 years at 6 I'SHTQN ft SIMMS.! 1 LAND AGENTS. 1 Tfe AROHA. HEYWORTH AND WILD. THE STATION GARAGE. • POKEKOHE. AGENTS FOR DODGE BROS.' CARS. VSXhS&A AND AOXfcSSQ&ifcS •Phones: Garage. US: Private. lit. j ,